Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
SEC Form 4 disclosures include multiple large sales by senior executives in early 2026. Delta’s recent results and guidance, however, suggest demand and revenue performance have remained resilient.
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A Zacks Investment Ideas feature argues the late-spring to fall period could favor health care, highlighting Eli Lilly’s rapid growth momentum and Merck’s pipeline progress and Keytruda franchise strength.
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In a retrospective claims study presented ahead of the ADA’s 2026 meeting, Novo Nordisk reported similar HbA1c results for semaglutide dose escalation versus switching to tirzepatide, with a statistically higher chance of at least 5% weight loss on the higher semaglutide dose.
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U.S. markets clawed back some losses Monday as the chip names most punished in the Friday AI-driven pullback posted sharp gains, while investors also looked ahead to Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference and expected Siri upgrades.
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A fresh market comparison frames Intel’s push into AI PCs and data-center silicon against Lattice Semiconductor’s low-power FPGA strategy, with both companies pointing to different routes for benefiting from AI buildouts.
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At the IATA annual meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Larry Culp said he remains optimistic GE Aerospace can win additional aircraft-engine orders tied to China’s commercial aviation pipeline, citing momentum from recent U.S.-China engagement.
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With energy drink resets expected to open more shelf space, Celsius is leaning on a PepsiCo-led distribution arrangement and a three-brand portfolio to translate broader listings into underlying velocity.
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Costco reported that digitally enabled comparable sales rose 21.5% in fiscal Q3 2026, helped by website and app traffic growth of 37% and a personalization push that CFO Gary Millerchip said is boosting conversion rates and digital sales.
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RTX’s defense unit says a $100 million facility expansion is aimed at speeding Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor testing and increasing production of Patriot GEM-T subcomponents, reflecting ongoing demand from U.S. and international customers.
